Kurt Eisele-Dyrli

Articles by Kurt Eisele-Dyrli

District Administration, October 2011

District Administration, September 2011

A guide to one segment of education technology

District Administration, Jul 2011

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Technology administrators share strategies for purchasing the products and technology that will be most effective at meeting district needs.
A new survey found that although high school students, teachers and IT staff overwhelmingly believe technology skills are vital to student success, just 46 percent of teachers regularly assign homework that requires them.
Tracking More Data With Student Information Systems
Administrators shouldm't only look outside their districts for something new when researching possible products or technology to purchase; solutions can sometimes be found in unexpected places.

District Administration, June 2011

The turnaround in El Paso (Texas) Independent School District has been striking.
Recommended reading for district leaders.
The latest in hardware, software, books & materials, facilities and the Internet.

District Administration, May 2011

Recommended reading for district leaders.
Achieving one to one with netbooks.
The latest in hardware, software, books and materials, facilities and the Internet.

District Administration, Apr 2011

The latest in hardware, software, books and materials, facilities and the Internet.
Teaching STEM Skills with Science Software

District Administration, Mar 2011

Recommended reading for district leaders.
The latest in hardware, software, books and materials, facilities and the Internet.
Just as the Consumer Electronics Show proclaimed 2011 as the "Year of the Tablet PC," FETC indicated that this year will be known for the arrival of tablets designed for education.
After nine years of terrorizing schools nationwide, NCLB is about to be reformed, but even more importantly, renamed.

District Administration, Feb 2011

The latest in hardware, software, books and materials, facilities and the Internet.
Expanding computing with virtual desktops.
A more broadly accepted concept than ever, the arrival of ubiquitous mobile learning in K12 is well under way.

SIDEBAR, Feb 2011

District Administration, Jan 2011

The Eli and Edythe Broad Foundation has awarded $1 million to Rocketship Education, a small nonprofit elementary charter school operator based in San Jose, Calif.
The latest in hardware, software, books and materials, facilities and the Internet.

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